Main trade-off
Gozney Roccbox
Its approximately 44-pound oven is substantially heavier to carry.
Head-to-head
Choose Roccbox if an included peel, built-in floor thermometer and optional wood-burner path matter more than carrying weight. Choose Arc Lite for a lighter propane-only oven with front flame control. Both are outdoor 12-inch ovens with a 950°F headline ceiling, so Arc Lite's main gain here is easier lifting.
Before you choose
Using the rounded published weights, Arc Lite is about 17.6 pounds lighter, a roughly 40% reduction relative to Roccbox. That can matter when lifting it into storage after every cooled-down session.
What this is based on
44 - 26.4 = 17.6 pounds. 17.6 / 44 = 40%. Roccbox's 44-pound figure is approximate, and neither figure includes a gas cylinder.
Main trade-off
Its approximately 44-pound oven is substantially heavier to carry.
Main trade-off
No peel or built-in thermometer is listed in the standard box.


Compare Gozney Roccbox and Arc Lite for carrying weight, propane or optional wood, temperature checks and included tools. Both fit 12-inch pizza.
Choose Roccbox if an included peel, built-in floor thermometer and optional wood-burner path matter more than carrying weight. Choose Arc Lite for a lighter propane-only oven with front flame control. Both are outdoor 12-inch ovens with a 950°F headline ceiling, so Arc Lite's main gain here is easier lifting.
Winner by situation
Arc Lite's 26.4-pound body is roughly 17.6 pounds lighter.
Roccbox has an optional detachable wood burner. Arc Lite is propane-only.
Roccbox has an underfloor thermometer. Arc Lite does not.
Roccbox includes one. Arc Lite's standard contents do not list one.
Both are outdoor gas ovens and cannot be used indoors.
What matters in practice
Using the rounded published weights, Arc Lite is about 17.6 pounds lighter, a roughly 40% reduction relative to Roccbox. That can matter when lifting it into storage after every cooled-down session.
44 - 26.4 = 17.6 pounds. 17.6 / 44 = 40%. Roccbox's 44-pound figure is approximate, and neither figure includes a gas cylinder.
Both ovens accommodate a 12-inch pizza. Arc Lite's weight reduction does not require stepping down to a smaller advertised pizza, while Roccbox's extra mass does not buy a larger pie.
Both US product pages state 12-inch pizza capacity. No baking-surface recovery or throughput result follows from the weight difference.
Roccbox includes a pizza peel and an underfloor thermometer. Arc Lite lists neither. If you need a peel and a separate stone-temperature instrument, add them to your setup plan before comparing the ovens' current offers.
Roccbox's US page lists a peel and integrated underfloor thermometer. Arc Lite's contents omit a peel, and Gozney explicitly confirms it has no thermometer.

Gozney, 12-inch gas oven, Black
A heavily insulated portable classic with a thick stone, integrated thermometer and optional wood burner.

Gozney, 12-inch propane oven, Off Black
A compact outdoor propane oven with a rolling lateral flame, insulated body and removable 12-millimeter cordierite floor.
Meaningful differences
| What changes | Gozney Roccbox | Gozney Arc Lite | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|---|
| Advertised pizza size | Up to 12 inches | Up to 12 inches | The lighter oven does not increase pizza size. |
| Unpackaged oven weight | Approximately 44 pounds | 26.4 pounds | Arc Lite reduces the oven-only carrying load by roughly 17.6 pounds. |
| Fuel route | Propane burner included, optional separate wood burner | Propane | Roccbox offers a documented second-fuel option at additional cost. |
| Built-in temperature indication | Underfloor thermometer | None | Arc Lite owners wanting a stone-temperature reading need a suitable separate thermometer. |
| Peel in standard package | Included | Not listed | Account for the launch tool when comparing complete setups. |
| Maximum advertised temperature | 950°F | 950°F | The published ceiling does not establish equal recovery or baking performance. |
What you give up
Recommendation switch
Choose Gozney Arc Lite. Arc Lite is 26.4 pounds. Roccbox is approximately 44 pounds.
Choose Gozney Roccbox. Roccbox supplies the thermometer and supports a separately purchased wood burner.
Choose neither. Both models have the same advertised 12-inch capacity.
What matters in practice
Both are described as portable, but their published weights are quite different. If lifting a cooled oven is part of every pizza night, Arc Lite's lighter body may matter more than Roccbox's folding legs. Consider the safe carrying route and the separate gas cylinder too.
Roccbox already covers a basic peel and gives an underfloor temperature indication. Arc Lite owners may want a peel and infrared thermometer in addition to the oven. An underfloor reading and a surface infrared reading are different measurements, so follow the relevant cooking guidance.
Roccbox arrives with a propane burner. Its optional wood-burner path is useful only if you want that fuel workflow and can obtain the correct accessory. Arc Lite keeps the choice to propane. Neither oven's temperature headline establishes faster reheating between pizzas.
What the facts say
Useful conclusions from the current pizza ovens comparison, followed by the checked facts used to reach them.
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